The Tower of Babel

Everyone comes to see if this book is good. This rare female BG is written from the male's perspective. The description of emotions is very delicate and the writing is really good www

Super invincible and beautiful! This subject matter is quite new (it resonates with a sister's comment that the bionic man➕Bible gives the story a mysterious and charming color) The heroine has a sense of "laziness", and the narrative of the entire novel has a light but undercurrent of crisis. As a robot, the male protagonist handles the gradual transformation of emotions very well. The sweet little daily life in the early stage and the "Cold War" in the later stage made my heart tingle. The [Sending Hearts] interaction was very enjoyable to watch, and I really like this kind of broken and sensitive character, and I love it very much. The final ending makes people feel a sense of loss (maybe I usually read he sweet articles, but at first glance, this kind of ending is a bit unfamiliar) ps: It's a really interesting story. I just clicked in casually at the beginning. When I saw the number of pages, I thought it was a serialized article. Unexpectedly, the more I read, the more I became addicted. I finished it in one go and stayed up all night kkk

After reading other books by the same author, this book stands out because of its delicate emotions. It can even sympathize with the tension or intolerance of the male protagonist hiding or longing for the female protagonist. The description is really like someone using a small brush to gently rub on the heart. This book has been abridged. It is recommended that you read the abridged version before reading the unabridged version. The abridged version is very tense, and you will feel hazy whether it is emotion or sex. But the uncut version is obviously less hazy and more straightforward.

It's good to watch. In the end, Sana leaves with Mammon, but the memory remains with Lily. The love between man and robot

I like the theme very much, not only the theme of future androids (I like the game Detroit Become Human very much, it also has this theme), but also the names such as Moses Parting the Sea and Babylon in the Bible. This mysterious and hazy style is particularly attractive to me. But the storyline didn't meet my expectations, and the ending felt like a sloppy ending. What was the purpose of Tower of Babel being the title of the book? God used language to divide mankind and destroy the Tower of Babel. What is the Tower of Babel between humans and androids? Is it emotion or love? My expected ending and the core of this article should be deeper, more magnificent, and thrilling. Although there are some plots in it that I like very much (such as sleeping, desperate love out of strong possessiveness, which moved me very much), how can I put it, if it is about writing about love, it is more profound and crazier (oh, I was a little uncomfortable with the last oe, either be or he was better for me, this kind of oe is too hasty), I feel a bit like a basic (ordinary) romance novel with no basic skin. It's so uncomfortable, and it's a pity for this style and subject matter. All in all, the writing style and subject matter are pretty good, and it's okay not to read the ending.

I finished watching it but I don't know what I watched

Nice! Very beautiful, ah ah ah ah ah, the little couple is sour and sweet.

It has practical significance and explores the relationship and boundaries between humans and robots. When robots have emotions, how should the definition of "human" be defined?

It's very novel. I don't know if it's because it's narrated from the male protagonist's perspective, or because of deletions, or because I didn't understand it. I don't know exactly what the female protagonist's emotions are. Which one do you love? And why did the female protagonist choose the male protagonist later? Can any book friend give me an answer? Thank you.

The theme of love in this article is quite forced, and the ending of the two people not being together is also quite good. I don't care much about the rights of robots, but robots that are too smart are harmful after all, not to mention that they involve longevity.